Retro gaming is quite popular among geeks. Retro gaming consoles allow people who grew up in the 80s and 90s to relive their fond memories. I still remember the endless hours I spent playing my Commodore 64. We didn’t have Read more…
I have a Raspberry Pi 4 that I use as a file server. For some reason, the Python3 version was stuck at 3.7.3. I ran a apt update but to no avail so decided to uninstall Python completely to perform Read more…
If you are into fitness and looking into a fitness tracker that you can self-host, you will like wger. It handles workout, nutrition and weight tracking. In fact, you might still be interested in using it even if you don’t Read more…
Most of the time, there are a lot of options when it comes to open source and self-hosted software. Hosting an eBook library is no exception. I’ve been a Calibre user for many years, so in this post, I’m going Read more…
Even though streaming services provide great convenience to their users, there is still value in owning your music. At the very least, you have full control over your own music. You can have unlimited downloads, devices etc., free of extra Read more…
Raspberry Pi is a low-powered computer, making it great for always-on jobs such as running a print server. In this tutorial, we will add a Dymo LabelWriter 450 printer to a Raspberry Pi and use it as a server on Read more…
If you followed the previous post and started using Kodi, you might be wondering what else you can do with it other than sharing videos over the network. Kodi has great community support and offers many add-ons. One of those Read more…
I’ve been using Raspberry Pis since their first release for various purposes (I still have all of them, and they still work with the latest OS even after a decade). Since 2014, I’ve been using them as a home entertainment Read more…